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E: 01/02 Win a Range of Games from Winning Moves - Radio Times Xword 4

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15 January 2019 at 5:32PM in Game over

ACROSS

07. HOARY
08. THRILLING
10. BASS
11. VANITY FAIR
12. TEMPERAMENTAL
15. FLUTTER
16. STETSON
18. SHERIDAN SMITH
20. SUSPENSION
22. TRAP
23. PROPELLER
24. WOULD

DOWN

01. DONATELLO
02. CROSSPATCH
03. PHONEME
04. SITTING TENANT
05. CLEF
06. INDIA
09. OVERBEARINGLY
13. AUTOMATION
14. FOOT FAULT
17. ADMIRER
19. CURRY
21. PAPA

Enter by sending an email with your answers, name, address, telephone number and email address to xword4@radiotimescomps.co.uk. One winner will receive a range of games from Winning Moves including Friends Monopoly, Pass the Pigs: Big Pigs, Lexicon-GO & World of Sport Top Trumps. Closing Date: 1 February.

'...luck came to those who left a space for it.' Terry Pratchett

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